Dawn - vitamin D3 - allergic reaction?

[Guest guest]

Dawn, coming back to your severe reaction to vitamin D, Rufus

Greenbaum has just sent me the following information and I thought this might

be useful to you.

Luv - Sheila

Dear

Sheila,

My

information is that about 1 in 300 people have a slight allergic reaction to

Vitamin D supplements

May

I suggest that you check out www.vitamindwiki.com

whenever you have a question like this, as it is a very good source of

information

Search

there for an article by “Masterjohn” from 2010

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there seems to be a subset of us for whom even

low doses (1,000 IU/day) of Vit D cause kidney stones, chest pain, fatigue, and

aches and pains, even though our 25 OH D levels were 'low' (23). We get these

symptoms as soon as a week after using the D. . . . I saved myself a trip to

the ER with the above symptoms by remembering previous articles of yours about

balancing the fat-soluble vitamins, and took about 100,000 IU of Vit A from

fish oil and 5 mg of K2. Within 1/2 hour ALL the symptoms disappeared. This

happened more than once so I know it is not coincidence. You are definitely on

to something here.

Lynn Razaitis, June 2010 I certainly know what happens when you get these

ratios off. I naively had a vitamin D shot of 200,000 units after a serious

viral infection that used up my vit A. I wrecked my kidneys, thyroid and who

knows what else. It took 6 months and Chris's articles to figure out what the

heck was going on with me. Within weeks of getting my vit A up with cod liver

oil and a ton of liver (and I was thyroid blood testing monthly so I had test

results to compare) my thyroid hormones all normalized. It was fairly stunning.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks so much Shiela.

Well at the moment I an taking dried liver as part of my deficiency treatment so

I will give a 1000iu D3 a day a try again in a few weeks.

I wanted to buy the 'fermented' codliver oil but sadly cannot afford it.

Neer mind, thanks again I hope really hope it helps Its not nice.

luv Dawnx

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> Dawn, coming back to your severe reaction to vitamin D, Rufus Greenbaum has

> just sent me the following information and I thought this might be useful to

> you.

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> Luv - Sheila

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> Dear Sheila,

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> there seems to be a subset of us for whom even low doses (1,000 IU/day) of

> Vit D cause kidney stones, chest pain, fatigue, and aches and pains, even

> though our 25 OH D levels were 'low' (23).